Is There a Tolerance for Rates of Deficit?

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I think the past two years have been a demonstration of that where credit was very, very cheap, but not perfectly accessible. And it just depends on how much our society is committed to letting working class people buy a house. So I don't see a significant easing anytime soon. The forecast is for at least seven rate hikes this year.

Jason and Molly discuss Ryan Breslow's new startup Love.com (2:03), Bain Capital Crypto’s new $550M fund announcement that backfired on Twitter (14:49). Then, Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman join to discuss the current real estate market and how policies are are promoting a nation of renters (54:28). Plus, Glenn turns the tables on Jason and Molly to ask them a few questions.

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00:00 Jason and Molly intro the show: Ryan Breslow news, Bain Capital Crypto’s unaware tweet, diversity in the workplace, Interview w/ Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman
02:03 Ryan Breslow’s new startup: Love.com
10:49 Fiverr - Sign up for https://Fiverr.com/Business free for the first year and save 10% on your purchase with promo code JASON
12:22 Psychedelic startups
14:49 Bain Capital Crypto posts unaware tweet on International Women’s Day
23:21 Notion - Go to https://Notion.so and use promo code TWIST to get $250 off its annual team plan
24:53 Diversity in the workplace and how to make forward progress
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37:31 Taking a chance on unproven talent and open minded to blindspots
54:28 Catch up w/ Glenn Kelman, CEO of Redfin
01:07:40 Housing price increases are sustainable
01:32:00 Supply and demand in housing
01:49:20 Shift from urban living to the suburbs
02:02:00 Jason, Molly, and Glenn on flying
02:06:37 Goodbyes from the TWIST team